Diseases
Lifestyle changes help gout patients reduce uric acid effectively
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Lifestyle changes play an important role in controlling gout, helping to reduce uric acid levels and limit recurrent pain.
6 groups of people who should not clean their teeth in the usual daily manner
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Dentists say not everyone has the same need for oral care. The 6 groups of people below need to adjust their oral hygiene habits more appropriately.
Intestines, seafood and foods that increase uric acid need to be limited
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A diet high in purine-rich foods, salt, sugar and processed meats can increase uric acid levels in the body.
Many breakthroughs in cancer treatment, opening up more hope for patients
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Breakthroughs in immunotherapy, nuclear medicine and precision medicine are expanding the chances of survival for cancer patients.
Group of people should limit drinking iced tea to protect kidneys and stomach
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Some groups of people, especially those with kidney and stomach diseases, need to be careful when drinking iced tea to limit the risk of health effects.
How to control gastroesophageal reflux that you should know
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Some changes in diet and lifestyle can help control gastroesophageal reflux, limiting further progression of the disease.
Signs of early menopause in age 30
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Menstrual disorders in the age of 30 can be a warning sign of ovarian dysfunction and an early premenopause.
Tips for checking blood sugar at home without pain in the fingertips
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Regular blood sugar checks can cause pain, stiffness or discomfort at the fingertips, especially for people with diabetes who have to measure many times a day.
Essential oils that help reduce stress and sleep better
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Some essential oils can help reduce stress, relax the mind and support sleep.
A habit that helps you sleep well and reduce stress effectively
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Meditation can change how the brain responds to discomfort and mental pressure - factors that often cause insomnia.
How does aerobic exercise help protect the cardiovascular system?
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Aerobic exercises such as brisk walking, jogging, cycling, swimming, or jumping rope can help reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease if maintained regularly.
Dangerous bathing styles in the summer, affecting blood pressure and cardiovascular health
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Seemingly harmless bathing habits in the summer can be the cause of destroying your blood pressure and cardiovascular system.
Simple walking tips to help stabilize blood sugar
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Without needing to exercise too much, interval walking still brings many health benefits such as increasing endurance, protecting joints, and supporting blood sugar control.
Prolonged scrotal pain, watch out for varicose veins
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Varicocele is one of the common andrology diseases but often progresses silently, preventing many patients from detecting it early.
Thought to have dermatitis, rare cancer discovered after 2 years
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Many prolonged skin lesions in the genital area are mistaken for dermatitis or skin fungus, but may be a sign of Paget's genital disease - a rare form of cancer.
How to recognize and prevent urticaria in the summer
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Understanding the causes and how to treat heat-induced urticaria will help you protect your healthy skin in the hot summer days.
5 tips for using air conditioners in hot weather to avoid dry nose and sore throat
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Using air conditioning properly helps limit dry nose, sore throat, while protecting the respiratory system and maintaining a comfortable feeling when in a cold room.
Causes of increased gynecological infections in the summer
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Hot weather, high humidity and habits such as swimming, swimming or wearing tight clothes increase the risk of gynecological infections in the summer.
What is the link between sleep apnea and high blood pressure?
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According to Aboluowang, sleep apnea can increase the risk of high blood pressure because the body continuously falls into the "lack of oxygen - wake up - lack of oxygen" loop at night.
Harms of skipping meals to lose weight
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The habit of skipping meals and fasting to lose weight not only makes the body lack energy but also affects the effectiveness of exercise and long-term health.
